Abstract
Introduction Janis Bell 1. Belloriana methodus: a scholar's Bildungsgeschichte in seventeenth-century Rome Giovanna Perini 2. Antiquarian modes and methods: Bellori and Filippo Buonaroti the Younger Louis Marchesano 3. Bellori and Christina of Sweden Tomaso Montanari 4. Bellori, Raffele Fabretti, and Trajan's Column Ingo Herklotz 5. Bellori as iconographer: the Veterum illustrium imagines Eugene Dwyer 6. From darkness to light: Annibale Carracci, Bellori, and ancient painting Hetty E. Joyce 7. Judicious imitation: the allegorical engravings in Bellori's lives Claire Pace and Janis Bell 8. Con modo nuovo li descrive: Bellori's method of describing Martina Hansmann 9. Scherzo: hidden meaning, genre, and generic criticism in Bellori's Lives Anthony Colantuono 10. Bellori's analysis of colore in Domenichinos' Last Communion of St. Jerome Janis Bell 11. The second edition of Bellori's Lives: placing Luca Giordano in the canon of moderns Thomas Willette.
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